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  • 1.  Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue February 09, 2021 01:45 PM
    Welcome to the Educator Hub! Please take a moment to introduce yourself in this forum.
    • Where are you located?
    • What classes do you teach?
    • What help are you trying to find here in the Hub!?


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    Theresa
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  • 2.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue February 09, 2021 01:48 PM
    I'll start! I'm Theresa Materise and I work for IBM's Z Ecosystem team. Specifically, I'm focused on building a community for our New to Z'ers (folks who have been working on the mainframe for less than 10 years), but I also help out moderating this Educator Hub. Reach out to me if you have any questions as you navigate this new space for educators in the IBM Z space!

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    Theresa
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  • 3.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Mon February 15, 2021 03:40 PM
    Hi, I'm Paul Fairbairn from the IBM Z Ecosystem Team, based in the UK. I have the privilege of working with academics, students and clients from across Europe on developing Z skills. If you are an educator in EMEA and you have any questions or comments regarding Enterprise IT skills development, IBM resources available to assist you or just want to say hello, please reach out to me.

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    Paul Fairbairn
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  • 4.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue February 16, 2021 07:15 PM
    Edited by Shelly Meierarend Tue February 16, 2021 07:14 PM
    Hello everyone!  I am Shelly Meierarend, IBM Z and LinuxONE Client and Academic Initative Skills Leader for Americas.  I have an amazing job where I get to work with Clients, Partners, Universities and Educators, to help build Z skills and talent, every single day!  I am honored to be able to work with so many of the industry's BEST!  I look forward to working in this new Z community space, just for educators! Let me know how I can help you, what content you would like here and together, lets grow this to be something amaZing!  Feel free to reach out and connect any time! 

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    Shelly Meierarend
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  • 5.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Wed February 17, 2021 09:18 AM
    Hi Theresa, 
    • I am located in Sydney Australia, which Yvette can vouch for!! 
    • a 3 year Bachelor of Information Technology (Mainframe) in partnership with Central Queensland University. Our Trainees are employed as a system or applications programmer by an IBM mainframe customer here in Australia/New Zealand. They receive a salary and all university fees paid over the 3 years. 
    • Spread our word and and receive feedback and up to date information and briefings on the upcoming  z16!!!
    thanks and  great initiative.

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    Paul Matthews
    Business Development
    Strategitc Consulting Partnerships (SCP)
    North Sydney
    +61 411 888 390
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  • 6.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Wed February 17, 2021 03:06 PM
    Edited by Reg Harbeck Wed February 17, 2021 05:11 PM
    Hello Theresa and everyone, I'm Reg Harbeck, an enthusiastic mainframe nerd and frequent educator. While my location is generally "virtual" my "real" address is in the southwest corner of Canada in a little town named Fort Langley, an hour's drive east of Vancouver.

    I teach mainframe courses about anything but databases, as I've worked with pretty much everything else, but I've never been a DBA. I also do services for the same range of products, and I write articles and give presentations and lead discussions, etc. My specialties include security, automation, workload automation, performance management, development and testing, Unix Systems Services, SMP/E, ISPF, REXX, and COBOL - among many others.

    I'm also working on my Master's Thesis about the humanity of the mainframe. And I'm an IBM Champion for Z since 2020. Google "Reg Harbeck" "Mainframe" to see what I've been up to.

    Always glad for opportunities to teach, present, or consult, and happy to have fellow mainframe contacts. I'm also especially interested in locating fellow Canadian mainframers because we're so well-hidden. That said, once travel is an option again, I love meeting mainframers around the world, and have done so on every continent but Antarctica so far (does anyone know any mainframers there?).

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    Reg Harbeck
    Chief Strategist
    Mainframe Analytics Ltd.
    Langley BC
    +1.403.605.7986
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  • 7.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Thu February 18, 2021 05:29 PM
    Hello All,

    I live in Austin, TX and I am a retired IBMer who evangelizes the mainframe through a presentation I give to high school and college students titled "IT's Best Kept Secret".

    I am not looking for help, but offering to make my presentation available to those who might want to use it. I am happy to get on a call/web conference to run through the presentation, and could be available to do a zoom or webex presentation of it to students. 

    I had two articles published last year telling my story, please have a look if your interested, and contact me if I can assist you in reaching out to students.


    TechChannel article: https://techchannel.com/Enterprise/01/2020/new-talent-mainframe

    Enterprise Excecutive article: https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=657478&p=16

    I look forward to seeing great things from this hub!


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    Marc Smith
    Mainframe Education Consultant
    ProTech Training Corp.
    Austin
    5122468712
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  • 8.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Fri February 19, 2021 08:54 AM

    Hello All!
    I'm Chiara Baldan, I live in Rome. When I started working (at the age of 21) I hadn't a clue on what mainframe was. All that I learnt was thanks to my colleagues and also to the customers I worked for. From each of the persons I meet I learnt a bit. The learning has never stopped, on mainframe it is an ongoing process, it never ends.

    Things since then hasn't much changed, very few students have heard of mainframe, and the ones that have , often thinks it is an obsolete technology and do not even want to have a look at it.

    In my working life I had three mentee coming out from high school/university to teach to become system programmers on mainframe. Then I had other colleagues to pass my knowledge regarding various aspects of the mainframe.

    I feel that it would be interesting to build up a 'starter kit' for anyone approaching the mainframe, something that could be used for instructors, students, managers, applications developers and system programmers. Something to make them understand the value of mainframe. Then it would be interesting to have some technical dive in specific aspects.



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    Chiara Baldan
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  • 9.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Fri February 19, 2021 11:16 AM
    Very pleased to meet you!

    My name is Darren Surch. I am honored to be named an IBM Champion by IBM. My company Interskill and I have dedicated ourselves to training the global mainframe industry workforce for over 30 years (cumulatively over 1 million mainframers trained!) via our curriculum of IBM Z mainframe focused elearning. The Interskill team are mainframers and mainframe training is all we do, so we are proudly "mainframe family"!

    Though Interskill's focus is training the key mainframe workforces of the world's mainframe orgs, we also collaborate with other mainframe educators and we also donate mainframe elearning to colleges, universities and other educational institutions.

    We all do better when the mainframe industry flourishes and the ongoing health and vibrancy of the mainframe industry depends on all of us making current and future mainframers as smart and talented as they can be. Let me know if I can help! 

    Please connect with me on LinkedIn and Twitter. If you're a mainframe educator, we should know each other!  :-)

    I'm an Australian now living in Charleston South Carolina in the United States.  
    Interskill has thousands of hours of elearning covering many hundreds of mainframe topics.

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    Darren Surch
    dsurch@interskill.com
    Twitter: @Darren_Surch
    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/darrensurch/ 
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  • 10.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Mon February 22, 2021 08:55 AM
    Edited by Marilyn Zeppetelli Tue February 23, 2021 02:10 PM
    Looks like my intro got posted twice :(  Sorry about that!
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    Marilyn Zeppetelli
    Professional Lecturer and Director of Enterprise Computing Education
    School of Computer Science and Mathematics
    Marist College, Poughkeepsie NY
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  • 11.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Mon February 22, 2021 10:23 AM

    Hi everyone!
    I'm Marilyn Zeppetelli.  I am a full-time faculty member at Marist College in Poughkeepsie NY, where I teach several courses in z/OS topics for Marist's Institute for Data Center Professionals (IDCP) which provides training in data center technologies to IT professionals, and I'm also the technical director for the IDCP.  I also teach z/OS and other general computer science courses to our traditional undergraduate students.   We have a minor in Enterprise Systems available for our undergraduate Computer Science majors.   

    Previously, I was a software engineer at IBM (Poughkeepsie) from 1989-2009, where I worked in various capacities with MVS-OS/390-z/OS, including MVS Level2, Information Development, and z/OS systems programming.   From 2009-2011, I was the systems programmer for the z/OS Knowledge Center system (ZOSKCTR), an IBM Academic Initiative system hosted at Marist College. 

    I am happy to share my experiences teaching (and working with) z/OS with other educators. 



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    Marilyn Zeppetelli
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  • 12.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Mon February 22, 2021 03:13 PM
    Hi, I'm Ludmila Salimena from the IBM Z Ecosystem Team, based in Brazil. I've been working with universities and client skills in LA for some years now.
    Please let me know if you are located in Latin America and if you need any assistance. ;-) 


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    Ludmila Salimena
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  • 13.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Tue February 23, 2021 02:41 PM
    I' m Cameron Seay and I work out of Durham, NC USA.  I teach an intro to mainframe course in addition to teaching COBOL.  I am looking for general academic resources in the mainframe space.

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    Cameron Seay
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  • 14.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Wed April 14, 2021 11:02 AM
    Hi, All!  I'm Cameron Seay and I work out of Durham, NC USA.  I teach COBOL and an intro to mainframe class.  I'm here to find general academic resources related to Z.

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    Cameron Seay
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  • 15.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Wed April 14, 2021 11:14 AM
    Hi, Everyone!

    I'm Geoffrey Decker and I'm an instructor in the Department of Computer Science at Northern Illinois University.

    I teach IBM 370 Assembler -- a requirement for all of our undergraduate majors -- and an upper-level mainframe course that includes JCL, QSAM and some advanced Assembler, how to use the COBOL Compiler, High-Level Assembler and the Binder, COBOL through table processing and with Db2 SQL and subprograms and linkage.  If we have time, we talk about mainframe security, VSAM and CICS.

    I'm here to participate in a group promoting what I consider to be a very important part of every software developer's education!

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    Geoffrey Decker
    Instructor
    Northern Illinois University
    DeKalb IL
    8155015250
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  • 16.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed May 26, 2021 09:29 AM
    Geoffrey,  I would be interested in the environment you recommend/provide for students in your Z Assembler class.  I have been thinking about trying to develop an environment on LinuxOne Community Cloud but there may be other more practical environments.

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    Louis Thomason
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  • 17.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed April 14, 2021 12:46 PM
    :DD

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    Patryk Wójcik
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  • 18.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed May 26, 2021 09:29 AM
    Hi.  I'm Louis Thomason.  I teach computer science at SUNY Ulster Community College.  I am a retired IBM'r having worked 30 years in system software development at the IBM Kingston NY Laboratory (near the Community College) and 10 years at IBM Somers NY and IBM Spain.

    I am interested in adding a Z series architecture unit to my Computer Architecture and Organization class this fall.  I would like to assign the students several Z Series assembler language projects using the LinuxOne Community Cloud.  Has anyone else done this and do you have any suggestions as to the best way to set this up?

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    Louis Thomason
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  • 19.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Tue August 10, 2021 01:30 PM
    Edited by Scott McFall Tue August 10, 2021 01:31 PM
    Hi Everyone,

    My name is Scott McFall.   I was honored to be announced as an IBM Z Champion this year.   I have worked in and around System Z and IBM mainframe believe or not since I was 10 years old.   My mother taught Data Processing at a local vocational school in the evenings so I used to audit her classes and learned Cobol on punched cards in the 1970s.   I now own ProTech Enterprise IT Training & Consulting.   We teach hundreds of mainframe courses and classes on mainframe ISV products.  We also offer bootcamp programs for new mainframe developers, systems programmers and operations staff.    Since 1990, ProTech has trained over one million students around the world!


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    Scott McFall
    Vice President
    ProTech Enterprise IT Training & Consulting
    Pittsburgh PA
    14124458070
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  • 20.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue August 10, 2021 01:48 PM
    Congratulations, Scott.







  • 21.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue August 10, 2021 02:07 PM
    Hey Scott

    Congratulations 

    Sincerely

    MST Jorge Hofmann
    Coordinador Diplomatura
    Programación Grandes Computadoras
    Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero





  • 22.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed October 13, 2021 04:20 PM

    Hello all,

    I am Andrew Tokash.  I worked at IBM Poughkeepsie NY for several decades in the Manufacturing  Engineering departments.  I was responsible for the creating the processes that assembled and tested the IBM mainframes.  I was also a programmer and a project manager.

    A few years ago I joined the faculty of Marist College, which is also in Poughkeepsie. The college has a GREAT partnership with IBM. I look forward to using the resources and contacts in this community!

    Andrew

     



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    Andrew Tokash
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  • 23.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed October 13, 2021 05:18 PM
    Welcome Andrew!  So glad to have you join us here!  Yes, I wholeheartedly agree that we have an amazing partnership with Marist College.  I enjoy working with the professors and team there.   Please feel free to add any information/content/sharing you would like to this community, we are excited to see it grow!

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    Shelly Meierarend
    IBM Z & LinuxONE Client & Academic Initiative Skills Leader - Americas
    IBM
    GA
    4044014705
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  • 24.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Thu October 14, 2021 01:02 PM
    Hello there. I'm located in Izmir/Turkey..
    I have taught practically ALL computer science classes at Izmir Institute of Technology.
    Currently I am teaching CENG388, PHP programming and CENG422 Network Management classes.

    But I am excited about next term, because the class I proposed, CENG370 has been approved -- "Mainframe Programming".
    Although the title says Programming, I intend to also show some of its management as well - I was brought up on VM/SP and ESA ever since the EARN/BITNET days when I wrote the TRICKLE server.

    I intend to have students create Hercules virtual machines and do some administration and do some programming in Rexx and COBOL.

    Btw, I really enjoyed IBM's "Summer challenge" and I would like my students to follow it too, it's great for teaching the other mainframe OS's  as well.

    I have been collecting teaching material for the CENG370, and I could always use more. 

    Regards,
    Turgut Kalfaoglu
    turgut (at) kalfaoglu.com



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    Turgut Kalfaoglu
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  • 25.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Thu October 14, 2021 02:15 PM
    Hope your CENG370 is a success,  Turgut.

    Please keep in mind that Hercules is  frowned upon by IBM.

    Should you wish to use it, you have to limit yourself and your students to VM/370, MVS 3.8J and the like.

    IBM does make access to modern systems available to students, mainly on systems hosted at MARIST college.

    All of the best with your mainframe teaching.

    Bertus 





  • 26.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed January 05, 2022 12:46 PM
    Hey, I am Emily williams 
    I am from Australia
    I am an Educational Consultant and academic researcher. Working with other educators to find innovative and sustainable ways to transform teaching and learning.

    My Area of Expertise includes online learning, academic researcher, assisting and professional learning,

    As a consultant, I am supporting more than 2000+ students in their academics and higher studies. And providing knowledgeable content for students who seek in their academic career and providing Australian assignment help through guided learning sessions.
    I am here to learn more about new technology trends.
    official blog:- https://emilywilliams2.blogspot.com/



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    Emily Williams
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  • 27.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue May 31, 2022 02:00 PM
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  • 28.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Thu March 03, 2022 03:57 PM
    Edited by Flavia De Paula Cau Thu March 03, 2022 04:19 PM
    Hi everyone! I'm Flávia, I'm located in Brazil and I work with creating the best possible journey for Students and Universities with IBM Z! Reach out to me if you have any doubt or want to schedule a meeting to understand how IBM Z can help you in class!

    Falo português y español!


  • 29.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed June 29, 2022 10:44 AM
    Retired Programmer and former IMS DBA.   


    USA: Georgia
     
    I had planned to do part time remote contract work, but I lost all hearing in my right ear and I only had 40% in left ear.    Phone calls and video calls are a problem for me and those are important for a remote worker. 

    To keep myself amused,  I started doing videos on Mainframe Topics.   This is my channel:   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNoXJQEYFAHjqP6LP-lbIsA
    I use the pseudonym Chris P Fried for my videos.   
    I was a subject matter expert on COBOL and Compile JCL, IMS,  REXX and ISPF.   I taught IMS at my previous company and was the backup for COBOL.  I also taught assembler way back when (way back). 

    My initial videos do not show actual mainframe screens.    I created them from memory or by finding pictures on the internet.  

    I have discovered z/OS Xplore.  I would like to use screen shots so that I can create videos easier.   

    How do I go about getting permission to do that?   I really would like to growth that channel.   I want to do a series on classes on Edit Profiles and being able to use screen shots in the video would make that so much easier. 

    Chris P Fried 
    Dinosaur Parkour.    
    Faster!   Better!   Mainframe Programming. 


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    Chris Perkerson
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  • 30.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Tue June 13, 2023 04:54 PM

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      B"H

    Hi all!  I'm Bill Hershkowitz and although I am currently retired, I have had a wonderful career in various roles in different companies in the NYC area, most of which were on IBM Mainframe systems, including what is now z/OS, as well as z/VM and VM Linux.  After my retirement I began teaching z/OS fundamentals and application programming, focusing on COBOL and DB2.  I am currently exploring job opportunities for my students who have completed my training program, or are currently enrolled.  I taught Advanced Mainframe COCOL Programming at Touro College, and I started the Big Iron Learning Institute in 2019.  As I understand things as they are today, it is possible for a student with basic mainframe skills, to obtain a position  in a z/OS mainframe environment on a remote basis.  Most of my students live in the NYC area, and are not interested in relocating, so remote programming opens up the world for them.

    I was Manager of z/OS Network Systems for the City of New York Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (NYC DoITT)  from 2004 through 2016.  During that time, I led the Communications group in our effort to convert our 10,000 SNA users to TCP/IP on the mainframe using Web/TN3270 access.  Before this, I was a z/OS Systems programmer, supporting systems and network development and maintenance, from 1984 through 1997.  In between, I managed the Network Design group for NYC DoITT.  Our team designed and implemented a Citywide Cisco-powered TCP/IP based backbone, as well the City's Internet security and network infrastructure.

    I am currently a grandfather to a gaggle of cute grandkids, and have a passion for classic cars.  I currently own and drive a 1966 Chevrolet Corvair, the only American production car that had an aluminum engine in the rear! 



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    William Hershkowitz
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  • 31.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Wed June 14, 2023 08:40 PM

    Bill, 

    I enjoyed our conversations at Marist ECC.  Thank you for joining and introducing yourself to the others. 

    FYI - the classic Corvair - I was walking with a group leaving the Sunday reception with a group.  We all noticed your car driving by and many comments ensued about the classic Corvair rarely being seen.  We all were admiring your car.  Nice ride.

    Well, I know you getting registered was giving you some difficulty.  Did you need to rely upon instruction document from Shelly?

    Paul Newton



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    Paul Newton
    Consulting IT Specialist
    IBM
    Coppell TX
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  • 32.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Thu June 15, 2023 12:33 AM

    Hi Paul, thank you for those kind words!  I thoroughly enjoyed our experience at this year's ECC!  I was able to use my ".edu" email address to become my "IBM ID" and I have access to the Educator Hub, as well as some of the other resources.

    I have developed my own teaching materials for z/OS essentials, COBOL programming, and DB2.  I'm currently developing a new unit for teaching CICS, including BMS development and CICS command-level programming with COBOL.  I find that my materials (including a Jeopardy game for review of the material!) were extremely effective in getting students up to speed with both the programming environment of z/OS (the OS itself, JCL, ISPF,  TSO, etc), the actual programming language (COBOL, SQL, BMS with Macro Assembler), as well as getting the students comfortable and enthusiastic with what I call "IBM z/OS culture," where we learn the history of computer systems, the history of IBM's mainframe platforms and their operating systems, as well as the concepts IBMers are familiar with, such as DASD; PDS, PS, and VSAM data sets; volume serials; how RACF provides secure access to system resources, and the 3270 display protocol.  I believe this path helps the student at a job interview where the interviewing manager would be impressed with the student's comfort in the z/OS world as well as their technical prowess.  I use illustrations with humor, interesting animated graphics, and easy to read technical details for each topic, using PowerPoint as the engine for class presentations.

    I am happy to share my materials with you if you'd like to see what my students have learned and accomplished during their 6 month intensive training experience.

    As we discussed at ECC, I am committed to assist my present and past students in getting their careers started in the Mainframe field, and I am hoping that with your experience and committment to this goal worldwide, you can assist them in finding a rewarding career as Mainframers!  I look forward to working with you and I am certainly interested in participating and giving to others.  I would be most happy to mentor students and newbie z/OS programmers (for lack of a better term), as well as assist you in any way I can with your exciting new project!



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    William Hershkowitz
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  • 33.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Thu June 15, 2023 12:27 PM

    Sorry I didn't make the ECC conference, sounds like it was a great time!

     

    Bill, I could have brought my 1994 BMW! (note the front license plate)  ��

     

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  • 34.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    Posted Thu June 15, 2023 02:38 PM

    Hi Scott thanks for your response!  It took me a few minutes but I got your license plate :-)

    BMWs are fine driving machines. I like the convertibles, and in the 1990s (I think) there wasvan attractive hardtop coupe as well.  But it shows my age when I'm thinking that a 1994 car is relatively "new" but in reality it's 30 years old!  I guess that makes your car an official classic!

    I'm looking forward to being part of the Educator Hub team and contributing to promote the Mainframe as a vital part of our IT infrastructure!

    Best Wishes...Bill



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    William Hershkowitz
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  • 35.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Thu June 15, 2023 05:28 PM

    Yes, turns thirty next year.   I bought it in 2008 with only 45K miles and now still only 77K.   I had considered classic plates since you don't have to get State inspection each year and insurance is lower but I have a vanity plate "PROTECH" on the back.

     

    I am selling my '94 on Friday (to a training customer no less) because I actually picked up one of those "attractive hard-top coupes".   Found a pristine 2011 328 convertible from Florida also with only 77Kmi.

     

    I reached out thru your website, let's chat on the phone sometime next week if you have time.

     

    All the best,

    Scott

     

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  • 36.  RE: Introduce yourself!

    IBM Champion
    Posted Fri June 16, 2023 02:12 AM

    Hi Scott and Bill,

    so not only zSystems....we are talking about classic cars...I have to jump in!

    1958 red convertible Bianchina 

    1968 Fiat 500 

    Regards

    Chiara



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    Chiara Baldan
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